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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
Stedman on TennYSOn.

The Century for October has an essay by |
Edmund Clarence S:edman on Twelve
Years of British Song" from which we
quote: "When the laureate was raised to the
peerage-a station which he twice declined
in middle hfe--he gained some attention
from the satirists, and his acceptance of
rank no doubt was honestly bemoaned by
many sturdy radicals. 1t is difficult, never
theless, to find any violation Of principle or
taste in the receipt by Englands favorite
and official poet of such an honor bestowed
at the climax of his yeats and Game. Re-
publicans should bear in mind that the re-
public of letters is the only one o Which
Alfred Tennyson owed allegiance; that he
was the first citizen of an ancient monar-
chy which honoled letters by gratefully con-
ferring upon him its high traditional award.
1t would be trucking for an American, loyal
to his own form of government, to recei'
an aristocratic title from some foreign poten-
tate. Longfelow, for example, promptly
declined an order rendered him by the King
ofItaly. But sense of fitness, and even pa
triotism, should make it easy for an English
man, faithful to constit tional monarchy,
to accept any well-earned dignity under
that system. In every country it is thought
worth while for one to be the founder Of his
family; and in Great Britain no able man
could do more descendants, to whom he is
not sure of bequeathing his talents, than by
handing down class privilege, even though
it confers no additional glory upon the win.
ner Extreme British democrats, who
openly or covertly wish to change the form
of government, gand even communists, arr
aware that Tennyson does not belong to thei
ranks, He has been, as long since wrote
liberal conservatives; liberal in humanity
and progressive thought, strictly conserva
tive in allegiance to the national system
AS for that, touch but the territory, imperi
the institutions, of Great Britai", and Swir
burne himself-the pupil of Landor, Mazzin
and Hugo-betrays the blood in his veins
Tennyson, liberal of the Maurice group
has been clevcrly styled by Whitman poe
of feudalism'; he is celebrator of the past
of sovereignty and knightho,d; he is no los
leader, just for ribbon leaving some ga
liant cause forsworn or any song unsung
In all fairness his acceptance of rank savor
less of inconsistency than does the logic {
those who rail at the world for neglect {
genius, and then npDraid them both fc
= coming to an understanding.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
Where the Responsibility,

Complaint has been made to the author-
ties by shoe store proprietor on Second
and Market streets, that his neighbor store
keeper interferes with his trade by his hang
ing signs which preclude the view of the
c0mplainant's show window ON account of
their projecting SO much over the street
There seems to be difference of opinion
as where the authority lies that hould adiu
dicate upon the question, whether the
Mayor should have the say or the Street
Co ommission.
In the city ordinances is found the follow
ing which it seems would point out the
clerk of the market as authority upon the
question.
In an ordinance eutitled San ordinance
offenses against the public economy and cer-
tain nusances." Section |, page 472, the
last phrase reads, goods may be exposed
to sale by way of public vendue, on the
foutways using no more thereof than requi-
site for the occasion" Aud the first three
clauses Of S ction II read, "It shall not be
lawful for any person or persons to erect or
have any booth, stand, stall or place on or
upon any Of the footways, streets, lanes,
alleys or market houses OF this city, for the
purpose Of exposing or offering for sale any
goods, wares or merchandise whatsoever.
1t shall be the duty of the clerk Of the
markets TO take notice of all violations of
this section, and report the same without
delay to the Mayor Of said CITY," And then
follows the penalty.
1t would seem that it is the duty Of the
clerk of the market to ascertain whit ther
there is fact in the complaint of the cit zen
referred to, whether the show sign as it
stands upon the street impedes the view and
whether such action comes under the term
requisite for the occasion, " and to report
the same without delay to the Mayor.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
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Foreign Literary, Science, and Art
1.-THE LITERATURE OF THE woRLD.,'
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cons sting Of choice extracts from new books
and foreign journals The subjuncd lists
exhibit the principal sources whence material
is drawn, and the nimes of some of the
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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
For carpets, Crauor & Co.

Everyone who has once used DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup invariably resorts to it again
for colds, etc.
when vice prevails and impous men bear
sway"
When cuts, sprains, bruises torment all
the day;
Then ease from pain-frum care and hurt is
sent
By great Salvation Oil, the standard lini
ment.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
For dry goods, Cranor & Co.

A friend induced mo to try Salvation Oil
for my rheumatic foot, | used i. and the
rheumatism is entirely gone.
JONI II ANDERSON,
Dnl4;..-
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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
Periodicals.
Authors.

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and not sensational, aud IL c0mmends itself
Particularlg to all intelligent and HoughJaI
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tailment.
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SECRET OF BEAUTY
DIR. E. c. HONE J WE'LL
6lo MARKET STREET.

Teeth extracted for % cts; with gas for so
cts; teeth filled with silver for 7j cts; tt eth
filleh with amalgam for 80 cts teeth filled
with gold for 81 and upwards; teeth cleaned
for 10 cts; set of teeth - 20; best set of
So. There is no better made no matter how
much you pay. Patients who come in the
morning can wear their new home the same
day. Gold filling speciality.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08
Local.

Next the Bible no one could have a
greater prize than a copy of Webster's I'm
brldged Dictionary. The two books would
easily fill the library-that is the reading
needs OF most of us. The literary omments
ON most of the words, etymology, etc, is an
attract on in Itself
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-10-08

Positive and unsolicited testimony from
every section confirms every claim made for
the wonderful efiicrcy of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Is efiEse sgzszsf tAs indivldEAl s2& -
= 80 a. s2e cesss4 gnsasi4ns % society .
cria4s szaiEsf Saclsfv Ard hc8 much
, .a.,as = ss4sss - s.sia az ko4x - lALs. ~nsa
= g-ats ls&11aIs - Is - 4a.sE. a<s1 sel.1er.
- Ast ReEf - s1zs1. h3s, or se<Ss
taa 1oa HzF f3tf HeFeF. lt ftae alstogf
@ rsfs eeze1zry Has fzzaa4ss4. czla<lzt. 4as-
sipliasl ppl.or ioFce l3sre esseGIlA- - tue
FS1s.ss essl - every gEss< ezEantznlts
ssxes , et1re 1ss SasrFs z2ors hs<s@ ~ sood
a9Isz4 "a coa1sszessds "a so4 s3So4fzse-
neut f8r tl0ss snose ages n4g s1y mo
s4sllt <4ss - "a g2e breach os-&esa tns
peecss sssf ess RSapaes des1slsse sasnniss.
The Eosies - Calcss0 are sotsy tas o1i-
Nzfks - s.lzaasSos s@feiS the PS0asesers -
th5 city very lie. Kpey msy - ezIlsa
ap1a a. 4ug 4oax % nE1L again that 4rrad-
nzE 3@rEs e Ens HAS yas1z&sE = "a s4<a
sild Fant. such foollslls reckless changes as
la Ds..s6esats clssE @P ths hearts, nerve
tns eoasase 0E s1spss1 ne sRth usissn aud
the eonddsaoe Of these gallant bi0e-ecaE
EstsTaaA, Nlu il keep - aud order IN
Chieayo or 6raad ksPids os anywhere
l. tbEs Ihe ses9csat's ssas. tfae 4aa anal
nay - 'rsprs.s saslehisss' and "a root
0a1 tAss aaDsens0s d0strines VI sn1kebyF
Aac . tAis nos N truth Lsnsg's sa way
>pSssf ssy-F4ssons' sag-kAs s&g OF Herr
A0ss ami % Mrs. Pzrsons-tO defend and
- encourage anarchists. ana 10 champion.
sIrengsnen and PegPetuzte anarchy!
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

UNITED STATES. United States VS.. James
L. Harry. Indictment for rCbbing the u. s.
mails. Arraigned aud pleaded not guilty.
Abraham krschbaum ct al. VS.. Jane
Martin. Garnishmeat. On trial.
CIRcUIT.-The Fuller e Rice Lumber
and Manufacturing Company vs. Charles +.
Mason. Assumpsit. On trial.
OFFICE BUsINEss-Keith Follett vs David
s. Stringham ct al. In chancery. Bill
iiled.--Alicia Myers vs.. Lewis Spsulding.
Assumpsis. Declaration filed.
PRoBATE-Estate of John Mengerrick
deceased. Petition for leave TO sue on
bond of executor filed.-Estate of Charles
w. Paine. deceased. Admini-rators final
account allowed and Estate
OF Mary Brooks, deceased. Will and peti-
tion for probate OF same filed. Hearing
December p
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Dr. Booth fs.arne IL st night from trip
tn the North.
W. Meyer, of Detroit. was al the Occiden-
tai yesterday.
d. g. Hspry. of Grand Rapida vas in
tOH2 yesterday.
Mss Birdie Atkilsis making q brief visit
wilh her iriends in Grand Rapids and
Sparta.
About hali-past yesterday afternoon
one OF the mail carriers tainted near falk' 5
BARRIERS shop.
Secure your tickets at Reynolds book
store lo- Roland Reed in Cheek" At the
Opera HOlse tonight.
Miss Nay MOsier, VINO has been theguest
OF 5fr. sni NFs. ini,la0aum, OF Western
ave. FOR the past TWO weeks, returned 20 her
nome last evening.
The BARRIERS Union are decorating the
Clay ave RINK wlth liogers OF every descrip-
ton 50 rs 10 MAKE i as pleasant as possible
tor their ball Thursday night.
Next MONDAY evening meeting will be
ne.d al the swedish church 70 organize a
Good Templ2Es lodge. Mrs. L. j. Ne
Elwaine viii address the meeting.
Jas Hudson & Co.'S feed stare has Just
received over six car loads OF nay over the
q & W. ". Il. II from Fillmore and thIee
car loads of oats over the NJ, G.. II. & !.
railroad.
:. + Kirk, General Agent for the Cincin-
mai, JacssoR & Macsinsw Railroad for
this end Of tie State, was In Holland ves-
ierdsy trying 10 set more c., j. & ~ ium-
Der ears 10 fulfill his orders in this city.
Yesterday afternoon about | o clock fire
broke out IN house owned by Chas.
Pierce, about halfa mile from North Mus
ksgon. The isoss company was caiIed out
bug did nos have Z sultic elt amount of
hose 10 reach the burning building and the
house was destroyed. Logs $50.
q. IA. hingman, a member of a wholesale
grocery iTm OF Chicago and one of the
pfiEcip pal stockholders I'm the Linderman Il
Gray Dox factory. OF Whitehall, was in the
city yesterday making arrangements with
the Board of Trade to transfer the factory
feOm Whitehalls 10 Muskegon where they
can have more and better facilities in ship
piIg the product of their factory.
Tue city fathers are 50 anxious about
having the street pavement through before
snow fhes that they have forgotten all
about the improvement of the streets that
crnSs the different railroads IN the south
western part of the city. person going
on business in the southern part OF the city
at nlaht aud getting % one SIDE OF the few
street lamps is sure OF falling into a ditch,
or running into the railroad fence wires.
The clty should reconsider the proposition
OF l. y. Heating who offered 10 put up
electric light poles at the different street
crossings in the Croft q Heating addition,
commencing from Western ave. and gclng
south to city limits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
A HoRsn VINO CAx TAX

Everybody has heard Of horse laugh "
bus who has ever seen an equine gifted
with the power Of speech Such an animal
would be pronounced n miracle. but so
would the telegraph axd telephone a hun
dred years ago Nhy*even very recently a
cure f0r consumption would have been
looked upcn az miraculous. bat nov peO-
pie are beginning % rsslize that The disease
i rot iucurable. Dr Pierces Golden
Nedioal Discovery viii caIe u II taken in
tine. This world renowned remedy will
nos make new lungs, but Il will restore dis
eased ones 10 healthy ssste when all
other means have fslled. Thousands can
gratefully testify to this. AL druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

troRTs AeF ehIF.-f,efsuii he~irf hesr rss1s
VA IN ths for,st i5ns ofe sTrasfs m51eses exc
fssisd - ls4usu. g. fhrsiahksf sna ssrst &
eoDf akcr. "a wlte ~ tav ffisft o. fsiic vile.
Ken coanig. stGe o. ~ tissH 81 llis A.
psrseT ~ Nea fEeT. cfarfF - q -r,r > efe
susie aforesaid ssd ref,sTdec ~ sc e.aef 90
E<seef q fsee6s - ksal oosrtf e csizz Ia
liter - ef moFtssfes 80 I.sae 4t g ~ lgth
oar 81 NcFeui,ef H.. lste a. f.lsi = -fssk .
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81 tbf dsff = ftis Fofice she s9rs ~ ffrff hru-
dre6 sd hias aeiisr. sus ffts ne efnt- SO 8.
80 70 SsiI ~ frofr iHgs q az afE-aF - n
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ser O. - ? O. s1ie F4Fe f,r-s' Dec 1fl1 tnf
= sssfe ~ ssrh ssse lafae rnA p-eriald 81
raoazses sai s,s or r.. e46 ~ sss ~ tnf
"a teaFe1 f.resl ssff ff - -e7 ~ ~ - ffff
$40 fssrlgsxs oet4 ist re.s - gfsseT fes fsf -
u0s - - ioTse o~s sssd BaoriEass nfff rae2 ~
- a Fusaf sfe ~ - t1f hKhfF p 1Gft ~
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sf5n Gss1ffl 4 49, trft flDcf 90 IN 7fraet
- ~ esss - orstf per<Hs - z f-sEai-es heifig
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Eerf sn1 slssf - Nltfisss- $50 siese-ibst -
fssters ~ En 4Ne ufVie. ore fsi'sfffa ss4
r.rsetr-f I've lF. ere hEn4foa 80 fiaery f9ft
ftee r1ra k-r,ffsf aH1 ffTer ftfl arr f-r ndf.
- an fer 4sfa = ~ssrveT - ftef - firss2
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Ths best Ssirs IN the ror.d for Gets
arasSes, sores. Nlcsrs. Sss Rheana, Fever
Sores. Tef1sr Chspped Hxn5s Cnilhlsins.
Carns snd AZ s<ia EFapsious. sad posi-
t77siv sarps Pies. Or - par yegnfrsd. =
n zllarsas~es1 - give perf-n1 satisfaction. o.
money refaa8ed. Price = csafs per eeK.
Dee<
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
The Asthma which Mrs. Msyps Had 70
Twenty Years Ordered te Quit.

This IL 70 certify thAs I, Hrs j. y. KsYne re-
siding ~ No. eso recond ave, Clinton. I0sa. have
suffered terribly Ior twenty yesrs with ashms.
The lasg three yeAu have not been aide n DO
anything Oh acsonnl OF II. / hare spent hnu-
ortds OF doiiss n doctors bills and medicine.
Clans having faled 10 siiOTd relief and
likewise the so called asfbms specifies 30
much advertised, ] had aboGt gwen up IN
despeiT Shortly alter DR.. DDlngk came
10 Clinton was prevailed upon b. friends who
had been cCred b. blm TO make ouf more al
tempt - I'D myself Of my afhlrttfn. ] received
fne months trcstmenL end have teen vel ever
sisee, and asa IA the best Of Et aiil nov Boin
myself sBc hus6aad are greatly pleased. We
wonld willingly have paid many times the money
charged by DT billings for what he has done for
me Bat q few weeks afp 1 was hopeless aud
despssring. now am wL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

HrWRNE aoc4rTY-ANNrA MEETT ~.
The snnnzl messing Of toe Grand Rasi Ia
and Eeat c00ntT Hnmsns Society Is ?. G.
A. Esr shs election Of directors. sssriag
reports etc, siA b bid IN tie psriOrs of
Sweets Hotel on 1hnrsdaT evening nsxt.
Nav. fo AZ ; O'Clock Members, patrons
ard 81 ofhsrs interested tie Too3 Tork
os tbs charity are cordially iaEised - AZ
tend CHsKEss FIrHzER
BsBEcck l. RrCHN0VD. President.
~fcretarr
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
tstT CRIMINAL NEGLiGENCE7
a Isot into Life Pressrvers Now In
fae.

Isoa into Life Pre-srvers Now In
Iss.
81. ID. Lana, who has just returned fsomia
tag through Norshern Michigaa. on the
strength OF hearing OF the resigras life
prsservers thai we're used on ;hs Al-lassd
steamer ssnon. took occasion 20 LOOK into
The mailer for his own graii6cation. lie
visited ihe steamer taxton, running from
Nsrkinaw City to 81. IEnsce. and examined
The iifs preseryeTs IN Use oa tuas beaf. He
say bs sas one OF the life pressrvers ds
slciei and that "the inside u stalled WITH
Coumoa cat tail hags. that al tss liie
preservers on the Paxton sre OF The same
material he asked an oflcer or that
boa "if be- considered them safe. The
reuiy VS. No. lie was alsO informed
thst most of gas boats "a that region are
slpol al with tls same Kind Of preserves.
Iiat they are supplied and Inspected by
the zovsrnnsnt Mr. laus cut smaii
piece cut oi tue preserver ana put 10 IA
~slsr snd in just IS minutes Is vas com
p.etsiv i1ed vtA water and would not
sfav 90 too. This is certainly matter OF
vit4. importsacs and surely shows criminal
negligence 1n tis pa-t 0f some one a gov
eminent employ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
rolIoE couRr JoTTINGs.

David r. Var hyery charged wiih ped
aang meat without a license. y AZ tgisd De-
tors Judge Aolnlss IN Foiios Court gsstsr-
tss ard found not guilty Three other
gsse- Of = similar aature were adjourned
rvsg i0 November -.
Alice Ssne. coiorsd. plsldsd nos guilty
CD cnsfzs "a dls0rueriy conduct and will
have a hearing ms morning. Tae COM
r' Il nant - another coiored w0msn whom
&c sbusel aud iasultsu.
Nicnasi r. Collins. charged vita selling
Nquor to minors. vas trie,t add found nos
sui.tv. 90 csinS proved by the defense taai
tie 81 Vla lad oought he hspor sas "a
vesfs % sge
NalUn taker. tls alaH krrssted TOR .ei0-
neusls ssssaliing josie Nj p, = liEtie i've
Ysar-eid riri vas given e. examination
srf ne.d Ior uf1l a. ile present tern of ths
"a. .eficf fc1rf Haser rou.a say nothing.
sslspt thst le snsv aotainE s09gt tne
aEr fhe little -lrts 'atner A.esacter
e- 1eI uncle. char es AAer. PRANK
Uu.ra sad lhe nifie Eir. herse'f testified
eH ~ ss tu sAsr vas STAGED f1a
fa1rsEAs HsRkLn ysster,isy morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
Eor .SnIe--sffsceLaneors.

ToR sALE-G0OD HACK CHfAP. or VIII
4 exehsage = o her psoIs-ty Kast Edvaris
Ca Wiirieouh opt1ins - 10
IsOR sALE Any OSE CALLING Al THE
Il Ia sGssHHxssEn ossee. ~ WssteFn-aVe
Maskecsa. gsa 1et old s2er fT ia eenfs per
baaaEeJ
TO STEAM r1FR2-f HANE 90 CfgEfs4
| rsfxefl her~ - sad fsrisao1 ar. WEfe1
Z II deliver o = Grand Esri3s - f-5 reT
ra~H + f,~or : "a. rf esr.sf -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

T7os stLF-W1LL sEIL Az FxCFP7I0y-
siT rrra h1sf1es -tsna Oh ire 81 ~ rspzsf
to- a -poa wifh dae ftg sitssshed Th<
nsafIaa r1sse@es e1fer@r s@vsHssges fof
ierrs< e4r s.57ress. Fr1sreriiF E1r a Iee<rsH
oesfe s58
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t-xsn - So fs-ge traese e 0Hs ga pc.
ssecl@f fh sres Gre. ~ s a. 3
tata1ei f
CH8Fcr FlNF TANf- ~ PFEE AND
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ARssE TnAcT OF - L~En xNGxL& -
] I mfl ia AaoaaAs - zSe-F 90 "a
A zteA k#H
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
Uanted--To Rent.

XITANTED TO RENT-ON EAST SIDE. Ply
w gentleman and wife, srneft1usa or rolns.
good tenantS no ch fleu. re8t mlsf a.t cEreed
So Pr month Addre-s u u. CRY Fefuace
IlOR RENf SURNIsfED FRONT ROOMS.
i either sinrle o. er SUITE. steam heated. sis3
Toonls ior liebt housekeeping. Apply a. Room As
Ikarnra L-.ct Ii nt-a 80 nl.tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

ll tsak securities. Bonds bought and soId As
X. Anlisdsi 80 Lovsu bocs, opp ste swesf.
h0tei Asf
NONE TO LoAS-ON wATCHRs. IRtTfLRT,
III piara0s aud other pefsonal property Houses
printing IT ow rsteS b John Boie. - Pesrl =,
BeEkey DO I. 23tu
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS is.

fhs aaszkeF Of ilnes 20 sny al ' ertt>snae1t
ezS - 11z2a ~ asxkk1ns ths nsesas< ~
~exes - -essa Aay E-r[s1 . -A4s &s~~kea
s-4e f1kf --4zs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

7 INCOLN HOUSE, 20 SPRING sT.-BEsT 81 A
l day house in Michigan. Excellent board and
single room only g. per week. day board S. single
meals &c. A nice quiet homo newly fitted up
near Monroe st.. al the wholesale HOUSES, T. Y.
depots. churches and theaters. Particular al ssl.
ton given 10 the comfort and wants of trlasisats
and the friends OF soldiers who come " visit the
Home. A. NJ. sullivan. Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.

This list is furnished by w. z. Scribner,
real estate dealer, So Pearl-st.
Chas u Risien To Cynthia A. Phelps, part
OF DIX ? brew & Browns add............... 81 600
James ~ Couveis0 to 4. A. Roberts, : 30 Il,
sot Is. blk Il Convene 4 1aifnrds add. $50
Francis LefeiIier 90 Chiis.isa Gregory, lot
= Blk 81, Smith & Ven Alle9's add. -...~.. SIS
Dtnlc +. Walla 20 Andrew n. Calkins
ysTt i9g 6, blk e vil aye Of SpartaA ........ SO
Theresa Clifford lO simon 1oHn, swL se
=. - SET ~ hois on ...-.........-.. 600
Wue Bentley 90 lewis a. Phillips, y -
se sw 4sg 7. ol sec D. Paris. ......... 800
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
A Few References tn FIJI
Out the Coiunn.


E.lolose a Tao Cs,n Smap and Bi1i< fer
Particulars.
%. Df. sfsphsn Ph~ips. Cedar Rapids. L..
srsk8dfnf Of Coe college
te Ihiufeu seaf-lld daughter va cufcd of
.ssie. bis9dnesf and Terrible sore aDd innssnmsa
syes 80 lid shai che bad Dot atienoeo school bal
sbrae uoess IA hes tifs
h~s. D. "a ainss, Cedar Rapids. la
Cured 81 dsneerous stomach tsoUbie and lAr
Afs l0ss 81 N0lCe.
Rev. george EekhArd. Cedar Rsplds. Ia
CETea o. ierf1bie cyspep,ia - twenty I'VE
years dersio1.
Hon. a.. l.. ftloh,nead. Cedar Rapids. Ia
Cured 81 rheumatism aud psItiai paralysis
Their daughter cured Of complete para .sis 81
slfe
Ars. Marcia Br5tsfsghsaa. Cedar Espias.fs
On crnches 81 O. sean bclsNse OF rreun Allalns
Cured
Jasge n. ~. Dresk~sy. & oaoord. La
ccrad of nf 1fAssia and sroiais-
Mira. n. ID. Ereekssy. cososFo.
heufslgis AID serious aeakncskfa
Mrs. H. B. btsekies, N~fsFis". Ia
Cured q fhennsiiasa oi ne ys- - a n %
long standing thaf sine had beeosie Dearis hiihd-
Mrs. ~. =. Laae. - Waterloo. Ia.
Cured o. long oHiinosd weaknesses Has -
bad al beginning 4 Treatment that she bar u be
cs'risa ihts Ossce fFests.i thfee sssfs Ago sad
Las been vel ever alnoe.
Mrs Harry Chsyrls Waterloo. Ia
Cured ~ terrisie 'osss ifs ioa 81 it sssp stand
ing Wa Amos 1 sac lnu Who suffer ffbra
tefstiae oonstlfaiAon sg1te 70 bel. hhe has nsd
DO u,nble ~ tbgef geas-
Mlss afftie SLaIcOna, Msssrtoo. La
For seven sea~ confined 10 her foon VIA
spinal lroUb.e cured in one k0oth ~ magnritc
Treatment A0N wei
B. IS Burlsy. Belle Piains, la. Proprietor q
Curea az tasiig.nsni sore ler q yesn olEsiion.
Had no. bad boot or siloe 90 fhf f00t To- stved
year txpeuSed hsscreds ~ dolisrs COR tiesS
meni that did no good Magnetic treatment
cared MIN IN E1 weeks
Hen. CLANCY I.n,b. Clinton. la
His wife cured OF soosl 81 incefAbss weak.
ness
m.jor &. ~. Tell. Postmaster AZ clsnlsn. Ia
irsiios
j. n. Muhs. M.shaIiio 40, la { q Nw.
Ticket Agent.
Cured Of serious heart disesse. also alarming
sidney Troubles
Jshn Downs. .msrshsIttsva. Ia
Hk f0Dr sesr-oio ff4i1dchlio cured - para ytis
Of one iex cao Cd BY an Jury. Brace and slcs
thai he ~Ofe can 10 sen ~ my Office
wiz show si my of.oe q sny oDs intsTest,o.
Over - o endorsement from fefmer yste5ts
oi cDt.fse 40 frt rpsct "a 'Drnnie lidsfsouf 70
cure anyone. but thess statements do prove ncr1t
6ssything 10 this wofl1 cAu prore u y bumsD
eylofnce oserec bT lo2snt men Huc wOuaen
smonBs W sDything Then sm prepared % otter
ths saek 81 Grand I<sT86s more than they pcsssps
ever saw IA one mans Possession isefore
aka herr To- our frfItHsl fooc slu - hrnert
viii a. csllss and shAi ~ giad 70 sos yos AZ
No. 8 Central Plecs Building,
FOUNTAIN ST.
Hosrs-Io .. M. 70 ~ M. sso ? 70 4a5oF a.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

i Read the Following Extract
From interviews in the Msrshalltovn, Iowa
1snl<s-R Rsyilbf.cQn.
'Sfhe feooud place visited was the home of or
well-known townsmsn J. p Ssriick on korfh